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Re: LDraw.org Tutorials - Categorization, Storage, Indexing, etc...
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lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw
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Tue, 29 Jan 2002 20:08:06 GMT
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> So, lets take your existing one and apply it to the format as an example:
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> LDraw Animation 101 - Simple Movement - Version 1.0
> By: Ahui Herrera
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> Last Modified: January 21, 2002
> Target Audience: Beginner
> Requirements:
> Software: Original LDraw Suite and Parts Libraries, POV-Ray, L3P,
> MLCAD(recommended), L3PAO (recommended)
> Skills: Model creation using LDraw or second generation editor such as
> MLCAD or LeoCAD.
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> This tutorial will teach the reader simple movement of an LDraw model using
> POV-Ray's animation features.
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> Theory? Ahui?
Don't forget the UldeaMediaStudio 6 (recommened)or other Video Editing
software in the software requirements. Plus File Requirements: Authors may
provide start files (model1-started.ldr, convertedfile.pov, etc) so the
reader can follow along in the tutorial and complete the file.
Maybe theory is not the correct word. More like additional
information/appendix. In my tutorials there are several paragraphs which
are NOT part of the stepby step procedures but are general knowledge and
histroy.
Ex.
Different video standards and frame-rates
History of early animation tricks
Why we choose a certain Codec and what it is
etc...
The reader DOES NOT need this information to complete the tutorial but it
provides the reader with a better understanding of why a certain frame-rate
was choosen, or why/how a compression algorthim was picked. Most of the
time they are just a few lines long with a link pointing them to a non-lego
website that deals with the subject at hand.
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